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Anders Tegnell said it was Swedish tradition to “give a lot of responsibility to individuals”
The epidemiologist in charge of Sweden’s coronavirus response has dismissed the scientific evidence for mask-wearing as “astonishingly weak” and suggested that making face coverings mandatory …
🔴 Lockdown policy has had ‘significant unintended consequences” and it has killed 2,700 people a week
Source: Lockdown has killed 21,000 people, data suggests…
By now, the UK government’s handling of the coronavirus crisis has become one painful slow-motion train wreck. This week, it just got worse (as if that was even possible, but ineptitude and corruption always find a way confound even the …
New ONS figures show 917 flu and pneumonia deaths were registered for the week ending on July 10, compared to 366 Covid-19 deaths.
Source: Nearly three times more people dying of flu and pneumonia than coronavirus…
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Source: Deaths involving COVID-19, England and Wales: deaths occurring in …
Department of Health data suggests 65 Brits are now succumbing to the life-threatening infection each day, down 20 per cent in a week. Health bosses say the official death toll now stands at 45,422.
Source: Coronavirus UK: 110 new fatalities …
Source: Big Pharma whistleblower: 97% of corona vaccine recipients are going to become infertile…
PHE counts people as victims if they die of any cause any time after testing positive for Covid-19 – even if they were hit by a bus months after beating the life-threatening infection.
Source: Matt Hancock launches urgent review into …
Source: UK Scientists Expose ‘Over-Exaggeration’ Of Covid-19 Deaths & Immunity Passports Begin In Miami…
Yesterday, Professor Neil Ferguson told the Science and Technology Select Committee in the House of Commons that if the Government had locked down a week earlier, the death toll would be less than…
Source: Would the UK have half the …
The UK government will host Gavi’s third donor pledging conference on 4 June 2020 to mobilise at least US$ 7.4 billion in additional resources to protect the next generation with vaccines, reduce disease inequality and create a healthier, safer and …
